I have been seeing variations of this hairstyle and wanted to try it out for myself. I had slightly different designs on each side of my head for the cornrows. I twisted the ends of the cornrows and the section of hair in the middle of my head. Then I twisted the front of my hair too. I have been twisting the front of my hair for most hairstyles recently because I want to minimize the tension on the front. The hair in the front of my head is really fragile and if I am not careful, I could loose the hair there. I rocked this hairstyle for 2 weeks and took it out. It was fun and easy to maintain: I just sprayed my water, peppermint oil and glycerin mix in the morning and sometimes at night. Enjoy!
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The back was put into one big cornrow for easy mantainance during the week |
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Right side of the cornrows |
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Left side of the cornrows |
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That's the front |
Keep it natural!
Omozo
2 comments:
did you do this yourself? it is beautiful!
@cece09: Thank you cece. I got this done at the hair salon.
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